Wings of the Midnight Sky by Mohit Saini

The heavens breathe in silver beams,
A sea of stars in whispered dreams.
They wake in silence, soft and slow,
To dance where only night winds go.
Their voices hum in ancient tongue,
Of battles fought and ballads sung.
Each flicker holds a secret tale,
Of love once bright, now growing pale.
The moon, a queen with pallid face,
Commands the dark with quiet grace.
She guides their waltz through endless deep,
Where galaxies in slumber sleep.
And though the dawn will steal their glow,
Their light remains—a fading echo.
For when the sun has had its reign,
They’ll rise and sing the dark again.
Let their glow be your refrain,
A promise through both joy and pain:
Though night may stretch and shadows loom,
The stars will always find their room.

Mr. Mohit Saini is an Assistant Professor at Compucom Institute of Technology & Management in Jaipur. With 8 years of experience in the field of language and linguistics, He has contributed significantly to research and education in these areas. His expertise includes literature, second language acquisition, Psycholinguistic, English grammar, multilingual education, and the implementation of language policies in higher education. Residing in the culturally rich city of Jaipur.